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Describe the two types of narrowleaf evergreen leaves.
 
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What are the advantages of using a perennial plant tag with a QR Code?
 
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Answer to Question 1

The leaves of narrowleaf evergreens may be needlelike or scalelike. Needlelike leaves,
such as pines, are attached to the branch. Scalelike leaves, like juniper, are arranged so
that each scale overlaps another to form a flat spray.



Answer to Question 2

A QR Code provides consumers with additional information about a perennial plant,
such as its habits, requirements, size, and so on




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